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Two adjacent maximums are measured at angles 32.50o and 45.80o from the central maximum. What is...

Two adjacent maximums are measured at angles 32.50o and 45.80o from the central maximum. What is the angle made to the highest order maximum in this diffraction grating pattern?

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